Sectarians, Resistance. “And as they encountered Salafi teachings, many became more loyal to Salafism than to Saddam.” The empowerment of long-standing anti-regime “pure” Salafists ...

Phillips might have been seen as an isolated case, one insecure MP with a nervous eye on re-election, had it not been for the dramatic volte-face performed by Labour once it won office and ...

If these sectarians ever get around to responding to their scholarly critics, there is one hell of a lot for them to do; and as Andrew Sullivan observed in a blog noting McIntyre’s complaints ...

They are killed by the United States, by its allies, and by insurgents and sectarians in the civil wars spawned by the invasions. What is Washington fighting for? America is the most secure great ...

While critics of sectarianism generally remain silent, zealous sectarians urge their points of view with emotional fervor.. Free and frank evaluation would reduce many evils of sectarianism ...

Her younger son’s sterilisation drives, the godmen, the lumpenisation of Congress politics, the patronage extended to ...

But she appears unwilling to name where the intimidation was coming from, presumably out of a patronising conviction that condemning Islamist sectarians will alienate the ordinary British Muslims ...

There is no group like that organizing protests to oppose this genocide. We are left only with the rabid sectarians who only know how to organize shouting matches. The sectarians have won ...

Less than two weeks after the last apparition, a first sign of a new attitude manifested itself in the protest by an influential antichristian newspaper against a sacrilegious attack by a group of ...

Jeremy Corbyn's support for Caroline Lucas’s anti-fracking stand, both in and outside court, is precisely the sort of principled, non-sectarian politics that the left needs today. No one party ...

The Labour Party needs to be careful. Sitting precariously on the fence has rarely paid off for any government, especially on matters of foreign diplomacy. First the facts. The party lost a ...

The Labour Party needs to be careful. Sitting precariously on the fence has rarely paid off for any government, especially on matters of foreign diplomacy. First the facts. The party lost a ...